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2by Champion Fibre Company;“... about take care of your funeral expen e . . Now what about the w1fe and kiddi,es '?" He brought you face...”
Published 1936
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3by Warner, D. S.“... that's pretty, bright; But wait a moment, look within,' You'll see the ugly monster, sin; And if he can your...”
Published 1896
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4by Byrum, E. E.“... of hell disclosed. Christ is its grand subject; our good, its design and the glory of God its end...”
Published 1905
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5by Champion Fibre Company;“... would go well ''1ith my ne\v outfit. I-Io~siery Clerk But they'd' just H1atch your knees this cold weath...”
Published 1930
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6by Champion Paper and Fibre Company;“... the ame~ 1 eem to run up a ainst ome pretty O'OOd pla. er ~ vvho really i\·e me a good going over. ' \'ell...”
Published 1945
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7by Champion Paper and Fibre Company;“... into effective language. The typographer pick a pleasing type face in which to set the copy, and the ·tayout man...”
Published 1945
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8by Champion Paper and Fibre Company;“... new days filed 'W ith such opportun ities as \ l\7e never faced before, what a re we going to do about...”
Published 1944
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9by Kephart, Horace, 1862-1931;“... steal again; skip &.Q. Take her and go with her, I don • t care skip &.Q_. I can get another as pretty...”
Published 2017
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10by Champion Paper and Fibre Company;“... pretty girls or young Spanish women with their babies cannot be denied. Sotne are more pleasing than...”
Published 1945
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11by Champion Paper and Fibre Company;“... brow and oval face bespeak good fa1nily, and her reddish brown dress is of rich materiaL' The picture...”
Published 1945
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12Published 1871“... pressingly urged by you to go, I might not have been present there. A brief sketch from me may...”
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13by Champion Fibre Company;“....-Edi:-;on Lite. • rcYou r-;hould alvv~t ys be exceedj ngly rar eful u b~.mt your conduct,'' said Johnny...”
Published 1925
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